New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23


Frank Ilurd with the new wine Of free trade
President message vintage working in his i'm
agnation, progresses that Mr. Cleveland will
carry Michigan Wisconsin, Minnesota and Iowa
next year. OF course ne Will and while hc Is
engaged in doing il water VIII be running up hill,
skies will bee falling q large number of ldrlS will
be- caught, and fine crop Of strawberries will be
gathered from the saline fields Of the Atlantic
Ocean. That imagination Of IIurd's Is too much
inclined to cmhonpont
The London Globe" Says that Mr. Blaine,
"clancc Of filling the Presidential chair certainly
look, better than il did" The Mucwump press Of
America Will never condonc that remark.
Among the annoyanccs to which travellers in
Ncw-lorl City are subjected, by means tie
least I, that inflicted by gangs Of ncwsboys at
different hours each day on Third Avenue Ile-
waited trims The livery Of the company which
they wear seems 10 insure them impunlty while
conducting th,mSclye, In 50 rlotous manner
that any passenger who should initiate their cN-
ample would find himself in II police station for
the night and subjected to IL line in the morning
Conductor, and ca'cmcn allow these young ruf-
fans fun swing and seem rather 10 enjoy their
antics. even when they ,cc gentlemen and ladies
lca,ing the car and seeking refuge in another
Monday evening q car on an upward bound train
,,,,s invaded by eight or ten 81 these boys. who
knocked each other about and INTO the lap, OF
pas,cugcr, sAns rihald songs and n,ulted any
person demonstrating with th"m. This was On
durrd only FOR y short time; some OF thc p1S>rn-
ger, insisted that they be- elected. and they wcr"-
bat probably only 10 renew their rufanl>n ON the
ncNt train
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". hasten. I'm Nr smith, ramc To- cal thc at
t.l.ilon of Her Britannia Majesty ', Government 10
tie simple and conclusive rlan tor the settlement
Of the n,hcric, question winch hc authorizes u',
ia a po,al-""rl received al '"' once S'''''"''9'
rr,t,. D., 80. rrt,up>
en Desiring iu ~" interest, II I"acc That NE
,hc,ie' que II" t,i A., li Ic settled for ALI
time to come, hrlrty aItAoil.' You ln NV h ano 10
Gliar ,-iooooo 600 ~ All tie Ialti,h possessions,
real. personal and mixed IN N','h N"',tA 'in' w.
ce ~ r., MAKE The oiicr nv milton, -56ooocoo more
Il hc purchase can b. clo'rd BY July j. lees a. tine
' "'''" ''' joins sutnL
Ash Government scheme We have not been in
favor of the purchase of Canada bat there Ger
,ninl, can be- no objection 10 MIR Smiths purchns-
i'm, II an his own account if hc 50 desires. Iii,
or il liberal and th,r, i, no reason to doubt his
i,..r,t, Wthouf pretending 10 be- entirely
,,.....,,t ,,itb Mr. Smiths affairs We should
h,,. hc,n somewhat in doubt ~ to his ability 10
miss. 40 much money Just at this time, Christmas
heinz riuht al hand and the Democrats holding
almost everybody cisc's surplus in the treasury.
Rat Mr. Smiths SUGGESTION that he ght bo
i,duccd IA mink, IL nfty millions more con
,.., ~, an o,rl,. settlement Indicates that lac
a., ma, chan, ,Lr distress 81 painfully port raycd
T., tho Presidents message When Mr. Smith has
,,L, C,n,,l, slould n, be disposed 10 enter tho
r,,,, r. ,,iu Jo what We can for him. Mr.
cui,I,s ros,,l card contains no address, but Lord
colslnr,. is informed that the post-marI Is Chi
co,,
,hoir nonc, in his chimcrical schemes deserve
ma s,nnathv. whether vibratory' or of any
o,hcr sort
Mr.. Carlisle IS very slow bnt hoo0'y "''" "1
surprised The incompetence Oh p,rN "H','
with the incapnci'y OF its leaders. Mt '"r'iS'o
himself knows pracuc"lly nothing o' t'e ".,"e,'
dons legislative problems ne means !" ",'"oM'
How little he knew r'e"'"'"s ''' """'e
ing system ana inc ',r''"'! was '"o"" "aa'n